Hello my bookish friends! I usually make quite silly and light hearted posts in Pagebound club, but I would like to talk about something else today!

Summerbreak is over, and like many others, I have returned to school. I have seen quite a lot of posts about how school, and returning to school, has interrupted reading habits and patterns, and many feel as if they don’t have time nor energy for reading anymore. of course those feelings are valid, I completely get where people come from, it’s stressful, it takes energy and your summerbreak routine is suddenly interrupted, and it can be especially hard for neurodivergent individuals.

What I would like to talk about though, is quite the opposite of that reaction, which is feeling relived that school and your old routines are back, because personally, summerbreak was quite stressful, all my routines and schedules were suddenly so messed up that I was completely unable to do quite literally anything 😅 I suddenly had more time that I knew what to do with, so I became a big time procrastinator, and honestly just felt so crappy the whole time. I kept thinking “I’ll do this later” or “I’ll do it another day” because there was so much time I didn’t feel the need to do it that day. It also comes from back when I wasn’t in school for almost two years, (I won’t go into why as it’s personal reasons) and never felt the need to do anything, because time just never ran out.

So overall, does anyone else feel like this? Like all your routines were suddenly messed up and destroyed? How you used to read on the bus every day after school, or how you would do this or that for 2 hours when you came home. All suddenly just poof and you gotta live with being at home doing nothing for 6 or smt weeks. Im neurodivergent myself, so my routines being messed up hits hard lol, the max break time I can do is two weeks XD of course if you’re out of school and have returned to work, feel free to comment as well! 🩵📚 🪷

For those of you that struggle with both task paralysis (starting to read) and focus (continuing to read), do you have any tips or tricks that help you? TMI but my meds don't seem to be cutting it lately. I'm struggling to eye read but do a little better listening to an audiobook while doing other things to keep stimulated enough.

I only started eye reading again this year after a couple years of solely doing audio. I have books that aren't in audio though that I want and need to read but am struggling when I have free time to do so. It's so frustrating! The desire is there, just... execution is a tiny bit difficult.

Hello friends, it's time to share what books you got in the last week!

• Did you check out a big stack from the library?
• Did you visit a new LFL and find something exciting?
• Did someone give you a book for your birthday?
• Did you go splurge at the bookstore?
• Did you stuff your Kindle?
• Did all your Libby holds come in at once?
• Did you find a book in the dumpster?
• ???

IT ALL COUNTS so tell me...whatcha get??? 👀

Hello my bookish friends! I usually make quite silly and light hearted posts in Pagebound club, but I would like to talk about something else today!

Summerbreak is over, and like many others, I have returned to school. I have seen quite a lot of posts about how school, and returning to school, has interrupted reading habits and patterns, and many feel as if they don’t have time nor energy for reading anymore. of course those feelings are valid, I completely get where people come from, it’s stressful, it takes energy and your summerbreak routine is suddenly interrupted, and it can be especially hard for neurodivergent individuals.

What I would like to talk about though, is quite the opposite of that reaction, which is feeling relived that school and your old routines are back, because personally, summerbreak was quite stressful, all my routines and schedules were suddenly so messed up that I was completely unable to do quite literally anything 😅 I suddenly had more time that I knew what to do with, so I became a big time procrastinator, and honestly just felt so crappy the whole time. I kept thinking “I’ll do this later” or “I’ll do it another day” because there was so much time I didn’t feel the need to do it that day. It also comes from back when I wasn’t in school for almost two years, (I won’t go into why as it’s personal reasons) and never felt the need to do anything, because time just never ran out.

So overall, does anyone else feel like this? Like all your routines were suddenly messed up and destroyed? How you used to read on the bus every day after school, or how you would do this or that for 2 hours when you came home. All suddenly just poof and you gotta live with being at home doing nothing for 6 or smt weeks. Im neurodivergent myself, so my routines being messed up hits hard lol, the max break time I can do is two weeks XD of course if you’re out of school and have returned to work, feel free to comment as well! 🩵📚 🪷

Guys help are Celaena (Aelin) and Rowan talking to each other in their minds????

but when is eyes met hers again, he seemed to say, That thing should not have been there. Then what in hell was it, you stupid bastard? she silently shot back. 👀 Rowan then said out loud “I don’t know”

And this is not the first time where it seemed like they were communicating in their minds